Tag: Snowglobe

  • Same crap, different year

    Happy new year, everybody!  Yeah, I know the title of this post isn’t the most optimistic, but I figure if I start with the bar low, we can only be pleasantly surprised going forward. The local theaters are only beginning to get their seasons back on track after the holidays, so rather than report on…

  • The people I drink with in November

    Some family matters have kept me from writing, blogging, and doing the sorts of things that I write and blog about, so to compensate, I drank with some theater people last week.  Which was appropriate. It started on Thursday night, when I hoisted a few pints with David O’Connor, local director, proponent of the arts, and…

  • Phindie Critics’ Awards recognizes Snowglobe!

    Phindie released its list of Critics’ Awards last week, and Snowglobe was listed as a runner-up for Best New Play! And while it’s all well and good to gripe that my play didn’t actually win, I’ll hasten to point out that Paula Vogel was also a runner-up.  I’ll take that kind of rejection ten times a…

  • Snowglobe closes

    Snowglobe has come and gone, and my head is reeling from the craziness.  Thanks again to one and all for pitting your smarty talents against Mother Nature’s obstacles and South Street’s parking catastrophe. First, some corrections.  Mandy didn’t hurt her foot last week; she hurt her abdomen.  Yes, her abdomen.  She pulled something during the Saturday…

  • Injuries, white-outs, and other acts of God

    Weekend number two has come and gone, and man, what a ride. I was only there on Saturday night, before which, I had Bill McKinlay (the director) snap a couple of photos of me with the cast.  Partly, this was for posterity, and partly, to prove to skeptics that a play can, indeed, be performed…

  • SNOWGLOBE opens on Thursday

    I’m very excited about the world premiere of Snowglobe, opening in a mere two days at the Shubin Theater, courtesy of the MacKnight Foundation.  The play is a two-hander, featuring the massive talents of Amanda Schoonover and Charlotte Northeast and directed by Bill McKinlay. A tremendous amount of buzz is wafting about this production, and much…